Beezul

Are you ok? We are doin fine. 👁️

This guy talks like he's taking a shit 24/7

@Vivek4real_ People who over use the "Vocal Fry" speech style think it makes them sound more intelligent. It's actually a sign of someone who is overconfident and incompetent.

SAM ALTMAN: “A KID BORN TODAY WILL NEVER BE SMARTER THAN AI, EVER…” “WE WILL LOOK BACK AND THINK HOW BAD PEOPLE IN THE 2000s HAD IT.” 👀

@SalobreMon47 You could record the show with a VCR

I never knew how the hell you people did that. Our tv couldnt pause the transmission of shows. Did you guys have a way to record it on your tv so you could pause the show? am i too poor to understand this?

Many have lost the ability to create something that breaks out of the box a bit. They lack understanding of things like when to add ceremony to a game, how to work creatively with design constraints, when "spectable" is absolutely required. How to add humor with gameplay/ implementation/ timing.

There are many designers and developers in the west that truly don't understand Japanese games and the type of passion needed to make something similar. These idea guys have created massive books full of rules that only work because they THINK that's how games should be made. It's very annoying to talk to these people.

western gamedev mentality has this obsession with adhering to the core experience that I think is harming creativity. Whenever I see jp indie dev make games there's a lot more of "Oh i just put this in here because I like it" but the same things would get shot down in the west

@chocovania 🙃

I woke up face down, ass up, drenched in sweat and all my blankets on the floor 😔

@uaivito We would call on landline phones to coordinate meeting up. Then we rode bikes to each other’s houses. Didn’t really talk much on the phone because it tied up the line.

Pessoas que eram adolescentes antes das redes sociais existirem... como vocês se comunicavam com os amigos??

Look at the patterns of what sony has done in relation to Japanese developers. I think most of there bad decisions stemmed from when Sony of America was running operations. ( from california ) they made horrible decisions for the company overall that focused in the west too much. Sony is slowly shifting back to decisions being made in tokyo. Lets pray things improve.

@_Beezul @NeoGameSpark Do you think this acquisition has impacted their anime selection or pricing strategy? 🔥

Funimation being bought out and absorbed into Crunchyroll is one of the biggest downfalls of the Western anime industry. Crunchy still doesn’t have the entirety of Funi’s back catalogue on streaming Rightstuf is DEAD And Crunchy has significantly slowed down on physical media

@NeoGameSpark Reminder that Crunchyroll= Sony

@InykaZlyka 😳

Boomi

@chocovania O-O

this was a generational stream

Old illust work for Strippin!

useless neet roommate stinks up your favorite hoodie (again) (you aren't getting it back)

@maximilian_ If they don’t announce japanese made games it’s a wash.

Dude, when is the last time Sony Showcase/SOP had a live audience reaction? It's gotta be pre-pandemic. This is some 'nuts into orbit' levels of Playstation events...

@SamGate360 @KaizokuBalls Illiterate

@_Beezul @KaizokuBalls Gen Z invented the word slop spaz

“grampslop” and it’s just objectively good games “slop” has lost all meaning lol

Video Game History Lesson- Many people actually liked Wind Waker on launch even though many did initially complain when the game was first shown and announced. Nintendo led us to believe we were getting a very detailed and DARK Zelda. They teased several times, a visual direction that was very mature, specific and impressive. This felt like a natural progression from Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask. Basically, the initial reveal of Wind Waker was a massive failure because of the hype Nintendo built up. By the time the game was released, however, many people had changed their minds. Sales were still kind of low, not just because of the expectation of the darker Zelda game that Nintendo teased and never launched, but also because Game Cube as a system wasn't performing that well. Game Cube was fighting an uphill battle against the perception that the console was for kids. By 2002, Nintendo hadn't even broken half a million Game Cubes sold in America. The PS2 was outperforming due to their strong third party support and more mature games for gamers that were growing up. Despite Game Cube underperforming as a console, and Nintendo rug pulling a darker Zelda game to deliver a cartoony one... the game actually still managed to sell almost 5 million copies. ( still under Ocarina of Time's 7.6 mill ) By 2003- nearly HALF of Game Cube owners had bought Wind Waker.

@TheScreenTeam @rotciVArt yup this ^ most people stopped complaining when they actually played the game on launch

@rotciVArt Once the game came out, the complaints died. The complaints came when people thought they were getting something like the tech demo... but then suddenly a cartoon look was announced. As far as I remember, the final game was pretty well loved.

inacreditável que fãs de Zelda receberam essa lindeza de jogo que é Windwaker RECLAMARAM dos gráficos na época

Not entirely accurate. Nintendo led us to believe we were getting a very detailed and DARK Zelda. They teased several times, a visual direction that was very mature, specific and impressive. This felt like a natural progression from Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask. Basically, the initial reveal of Wind Waker was a massive failure because of the hype Nintendo built up. By the time the game was released, however, many people had changed their minds. Sales were still kind of low, not just because of the expectation of the darker Zelda game that Nintendo teased and never launched, but also because Game Cube as a system wasn't performing that well. Game Cube was fighting an uphill battle against the perception that the console was for kids. By 2002, Nintendo hadn't even broken half a million Game Cubes sold in America. The PS2 was outperforming due to their strong third party support and more mature games for gamers that were growing up. Despite Game Cube underperforming as a console, and Nintendo rug pulling a darker Zelda game to deliver a cartoony one... the game actually still managed to sell almost 5 million copies. ( still under Ocarina of Time's 7.6 mill )